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Gbstruen'T, adj. See Obstructive.
Obstupefaction, s. Marbhantachd, no thoirteal-
achd, tuaineul, sgleò.
Obtain, v. a. et n. 1. Acquire, procure: buann-
aich, coisinn, faigh. 2. keep, hold : cum, gleidh.
3. continue in use : mair, buanaich. 4. be estab-
lished : bi seasmhach, bi daingean.
Obtainable, adj. So-fhaotainn, so-chosnaidli.
Obtainer, s. Fear-cosnaidh, fear-buannachaidh.
Obtainment, «. Cosnadh, faotainn, buannachadh.
Obteìiperate, v. a. Striochd, geill, thoir geill do.
Obtend, v. a. Cuir an aghaidh, cum a mach, cuir
's an rathad.
Obtenebration, s. Duirche doilleireachd, neulachd.
Obtension, .«. Cur an aghaidh.
Obtest, v. et n. Asluich, guidh, grios.
Obtestation, s. Asluchadh, guidheadh, griosad.
Obtrectation, «. Cùl-chainnt, cùl-chàineadh, tuail-
eas, maslachadh.
Obtrude, v. a. Fòirn, puc, sàth, rach gun chuir-
eadh.
Obtruder, s. Sgimilear, fear-fòirnidh, fear ladarna.
Obtruncate, v. a. Sgud, sgath, geàrr dheth.
Obtruncation, s. Sgudadh, sgathadh, gearradh
dheth.
Obtrusion, s. Fòirneadh, sgimilearachd, bleidir-
eachd, ladarnas.
Obtrusive, adj. Sgimilearach, bleidlreach, ladarna.
Obtund, r. a. Tromaich, lagaich, maolaich, dean
laaol.
Obtuse, adj. 1 . Not pointed, not acute : maol,
neo-gheur. 2. not quick, dull : clod-cheannach,
niarbhanta, trom-cheannach.
Obtusely, adv. See Obtuse.
Obtuseness, s. Maoile, neo-gheurachd, clod-cheann-
achd, trom-cheannachd.
Obtusion, s. Maoladh.
Obvention, s. Tuiteamas, sealbh, tachartas.
Obversant, adj. See Conversant.
Obviate, v. a. Coinnich, thig 's an rathad, bac,
tachair ri, grab.
Obvious, a<//. 1. Meeting any thing : 's an rathad,
's an t-slighe. 2. open, exposed : so-fliaicsinneach,
soilleir, fosgailte, rùisgte. 3. easily discovered,
evident : so-fbaigheil, so-fhaotainn a mach, soilleir,
furasda.
Obviously, adti. See Obvious.
Obviousness, s. So-fhaicsinneachd, so-ieirsinneachd,
soilleireachd.
Obumbrate, v. a. Neulaich, sgàilich, dorchaich.
Obumbration, s. Nculachadh, sgàileachadh, dorch-
adli.
Occasion, «. 1. Occurrence, incident: tuiteamas,
tachartas. 2. opjiortunity : cothrom, fàth, am,
cion-fàth. 3. accidental cause : aobhar. 4. rea-
son not cogent : cothrom, fàth, am. 5. incidental
need : feuni, uireasbhuidh.
Occasion, v. a. 1. Cause casually : aobharaich.
2. produce : aobharaich, tàmiaich. 3. influence :
thoir air, thoir mu 'n cuairt.
Occasional, adj. Tuiteamach, tachartach, air uair-
ibli.
Occasionally, adv. Air uairibh, an drasda 's a fis,
air amaibh.
OccAsioNER, s. Fear-aobharachaidh, fear-tàrmach-
aidh, màthair-aobhar.
Occident, s. An iar, an airde an iar.
Occidental, adj. Iar, siar.
Occiput, s. Cùl a' chinn.
OccisioN, s. Marbhadh, casgradh.
Occlude, v. a. Druid suas, dùin suas.
Occlusion, «. Dùnadh suas, druideadh suas.
Occult, adj. Diomhair, foluichte.
Occultation, s. Folach reil, reul-fholach.
Occultness, s. Diomhaireachd, dorchadas.
Occupancy, s. Sealbh-ghlacadh, seilbh-ghabhail.
Occupant, s. Fear-sealbhachaidh, sealbhadair, fear-
seilbhe.
Occupate, v. a. Gabh seilbh, tog seilbh.
Occupation, s. 1. Act of taking possession : sealbh-
ghlacadh. 2. employment : obair, dreuchd, ealain,
cèaird, gnothuch.
Occupier, «. 1. A possessor: fear-seilbhe, sealbh-
adair. 2! one who follows any employment ; fear-
ceirde, fear-ealain.
Occupy, v. a. et n. 1. Possess, take up : gabh sealbh,
sealbhaich, seilbhich, gleidh. 2. employ : saoth-
raich, gnàthaich, caith. 3. follow as business :
gnàthaich, lean. 4. use, expend : caith. 5. follow
business : cuir gu bull, oibrich.
Occur, v. n. 1. To the memory, or attention : tach-
air, thig 's a' chuimhne. 2. here and there : tach-
air, taisbean an so 's an sud. 3. clash : _buail,
coinniclL 4. obviate, intercept : bac, thig 's an
rathad.
Occurrence, s. Tachartas, tuiteamas, cùis-thach-
artais.
Occurrent, s. See Occurrence.
OccuRsioN, «. Co-bhuille, co-bhualadh.
Ocean, s. Cuan, tamh, aigean, aiblieis, fairge, rauir.
Oce/ NIC I '"^J- Cuantach, fairgeach.
i Ocellated, adj. Sùileach, coltach ri sùil.
I Ochre, s. Ruadh chailc, cailc-dhathaidli-
' OcHREous,! ,._ Ruadi,.chailceach.
OCHREY, j ■'
Octagon, s. Oclid-chearnach, ochd-shlisneag.
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I OCTOGONAL, j •'
Octangular, adj. See OctagonaL
Octavo, adj. Ochd-dhuilleagach, ochdamh, ochd-
mheudach.
Octennial, adj. Ochd-bhliadhnach.
October, s. Mias deireannach an fhoghair.
Octogenary, adj. Ochd-bliadhnach.
Octonacular, adj. Ochd-shuileach.
Octopetalous, adj. Ochd-bhileach, ochd-dhuilleach.
Octosyllable, adj. Ochd-shiollach.
Octuple, adj. Ochd-fhillteach, ochd-fillte.
Ocular, adj. Fuidh shealladh sùla. Ocular proof:
dearbhadh sùla, fios sùla.
Oculist, s. Leigh shùl, sijil-teigh.
Odd, adj. 1. Not divisible into equal numbers :
cùrr, barrachdail. 2. uncouth, not like others: